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Before finding the Holy Grail in these forums, I did what I thought was the right thing by paying off all of my debts that were in collections, IN FULL, without settling. Since then I have been in the business GW letters. I have had a really tough week and a half of GW letters getting denied because "they have to report accurate info." I'm a short gal up against what seems like a very tall an unbreakable brick wall. 4/5 of my letters have been denied for this reason. ![]()
Please tell me that others have faced this scenario and were able break through!?
Oh yeah. Don't get discouraged. You can get told no 100 times, and it only takes one "yes" for a removal. You could try escalating up the chain-of-commans - see if you can find an executive email someplace.
Hang in there. Things will get better.
+1 Keep trying.
And look at it this way, the collection is PAID. As in they will never come back to bother you again and you can put it behind you. That in and of itself is relief.
Just be persistant and if you are to the point where frustration clouds what you are trying to achieve, take a break. Remember, if you are dealing with something that was accurate to begin with, don't expect the company you are dealing with to understand your plea. BUT, there is always that one person there that could.

“Beware of little expenses. A small leak will sink a great ship” – Benjamin Franklin
Gardening since 3-26-15
I started out the same way. I was very discouraged and kept getting no every phone call and email. I broke through and now I have 2 TL deletions and one 30 day late removal. My score started out on the fako sites way low but has caught up with my 641 FICO EQ on here. All in just over a month. I know it was short but I was on the phone every day and also shooting emails everyday. Now I have 2 more bads and 2 accounts that were lates I am working on.
@Anonymous wrote:Oh yeah. Don't get discouraged. You can get told no 100 times, and it only takes one "yes" for a removal. You could try escalating up the chain-of-commans - see if you can find an executive email someplace.
Hang in there. Things will get better.
I like this answer!!!! ![]()
You'll get there, just be stubborn about it.
Keep sending the letters, and if I remember right some companies tend to be a little better about this around Christmas.